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Call 919-513-6911 for Small Animal Emergency & Critical Care. We are open 24/7, 365 days a year.

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Veterinarians can schedule referral appointments directly to each speciality service by phone or online.

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Our experienced specialists work with you, and with your primary care veterinarian, to tailor the diagnostic and treatment plan to your pet’s individual needs, and to your unique situation and wishes.

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Hospital NewsMore Stories

Bearded Dragon Offers Insight Into
Cancer Treatment

Sometimes reading the articles on the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine website pays off in unexpected ways. That’s what happened to the Weiher-Getty family of Durham, the owners of an especially laid-back 6-year-old bearded dragon named Citrus, also affectionately known as “Ditty.” Five years ago, 9-year-old Deanna Weiher-Getty was involved in an informal pet share

The Future of Medicine

Ke Cheng's research may hold the key to repairing damaged cardiac tissue...

Courageous Guinea Pig Fights Cancer

There’s no question who the alpha is in Neil Horman’s family. It’s Muffin, the family’s 5-year-old guinea pig who shares a pen with her adoptive sister, Bunny, and keeps her in line. Muffin also manages to let her humans know what she wants and where she wants it. When she reached a certain age, she